Commercial vehicle manufacturer Ashok Leyland (ALL) unveiled
seven vehicles based on fuel cells, LNG, CNG, battery EV, and hydrogen internal
combustion engine, besides a mini passenger bus.
ALL’s EV arm Switch Mobility rolled out an ‘intelligent EV
series’ aimed at addressing last-mile and mid-mile connectivity applications
Maruti Suzuki showcased its concept vehicle eVX, Suzuki’s
first global strategic EV. The vehicle is expected to make its India debut by
2025.
Kia Motors exhibited its concept SUV EV9 and KA4. The auto
major also plans to invest ₹2,000 crore in India in EV related R&D,
manufacturing and infrastructure development.
BYD unveiled a limited edition of its 5-seater e-SUV ATTO 3.
Greaves Cotton showcased six new EV two- and three-wheelers while foraying into
electric power trains. VE Commercial Vehicles displayed a range of future-ready
mobility solutions, while Cummins Group India made a debut with fuel-agnostic
platform and its diverse range of hydrogen technologies power solutions.
The 16th edition of the Auto Show is being held after a gap
of three years due to COVID-19.
While SIAM has termed it the “biggest” show, most German,
Japanese and Chinese auto firms have kept away. The show is open to the public
from Friday.
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